The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-04-21

nouse Oil NO. "A, Eelating 10 puouc reCorus,
and have adopted a substitute therefor, and
recommend that the substitute do pass.
Also, House bills Nos. IS and Sc and the sub.
stitute therefor, and ask that the substitute pass
We have also considered House bill No. A, re-
lating to passage Of local laws and offer q substi
tute therefor, and recommend that the substitute
pass.
Also House bill No. 80 was considered by
your committee, aud we recommend that 1t do
not pass.
Mr.. Drake, chairman Committee on Public
Printing, made the following report:
Your Committee on Public Printing, having no
Informal report to make would most respectfully
submit for their consideration the following com.
muncation, referred to us by the present State
Printer, which we beg leave to report. Such COM
muncation contains the arrangement and price at
which the public printing is now done, and your
committee will continue to have the printing done
under such contract until the House shall further
order. Very respectfully,
WALrER a. DRAKE.
Chairman Committee
OFFICE OF THE FLORIDIAN
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April H. 1887
Hon. W. a. Drake, Chairman House Committee on
Printing:
SIR: propose and agree to do the printing of
the House Of Representatives for the present session
at thirty (3O per cent less than was paid for the
class Of work to the State Printer at the
sion held in 1881. (See Assembly Journal, 1881,
The following were the prices paid for the work
of the session OF 1881 ON which propose to make
reduction of 30 per cent as above stated-said re-
ductOn covering all the leg sative work, which was
begun early in February last.
For 500 copies of the daily Journals, to be laid on
the desks of Representatives each morning. one
half cent for each 100 words per copy for the first
one hundred copies, and a Of o cent for each 100
words per copy for the next 700 copies.
This proposal to include all miscellaneous print
ing furnished to the House of Representative such
as bills messages, reports, etc, whether in pamph-
let form or otherwise ordered
For 300 copies of the House Journal in book
FORM to be folded stitched and delivered after the
adjournment of the Legislature ct the rate of IS
cents per page, counting one copy.
Very respectfully,
State Printer.
Which was ordered spread upon the Journal
Mr. Hall, Chairman of The Committee on
Privileges and Elections, reported on House bill
No. 80. aud recommend that it do pass with the
amendments attached.
Mr.. strom. Chairman OF the Committee on
Agriculture reported House bill No. 50, and
recommended that it do not pass.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Tippin moved that all the bills introduced
today I've read the first time by their title only,
and referred to the appropriate committees.
The roll of counties being called the following
bills ere introduced, read the first time by their
titles, and referred to the following committees:
By Mr. Thomas: House bill No. 76, an act To
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in this State
BY Mr. Mitchell: House bill No. n, an act to
fix the pay of jurors and witnesses in criminal
cases in justices courts.
BY Mr.. Bitch of Levy: House bill No. 70.
an act to prohibit the sale of certain drugs.
By Mr.. Baskn: House bill No. 70, an act to
| require Justices ofthe Peace To return the names
of all persons convicted in their courts to clerks
| of Circuit Courts.
By Mr.. Newlan :. House bill No 80. an act to
amend section of chapter 1911, Laws of Flor
ida, passed and approved the 18th day of Feb
ruary A. d. 1885.
By Mr.. Belby: House bill No. 81, an act to
prescribe punishment for misdemeauors in
certain cases.
| ORDERS OF THE DAY.
House bill No. 16, to be entitled an act to
| regulate the manufacture and sale OF fertilizers.
Mr. Crawford moved to amend by inserting
after the word "sale," in 7lh line, strike only
one distinct kind ni;" add IS" to fertilizer
strike out all OF line and all of line up TO the
word filing" and add the word "by," which
will read by fling with the Commissioner.
SENATE MESSAGES, &C.
ResoIred By the House Of Representatives.. the Sen
ate concur9inQ, That committee of three from
the Senate be appointed TO act with committed
of five TO be appointed by the House OF Kepre
sentativcs 10 visit the Florida State Agriculture
College at Lake City. and inquire into its status
and make such report as they in their judgmen
deem proper.
Committee on the part of the Senate, Messrs
Judge, Whidden and McMurray.
Also, Senate memorial No. @ entitled me
mortal asking for laws for he protection o
farmers fruit and vegetable growers.
WHEREAS, The great growth of the STATE
both in population and property valuation, an.
IN view Of the great advantages afforded US bot,
In climate and soil for growing fruit and vege
4 - C~A,. hat
being committed by 80 called commission mei
chants through the mails and otherwise; IN
People Of the State Of Florida, represented in II
Senate and the House Of Representatives.. do n
quest foIosos: That our Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress are hereby solicited 10 US
as would protect Us from fraud by the 30 Gale
| commission merchants.
On motion of Mr.. Spear, the accOmpanyin
memorial was laid over and made the specii
order for Monday next.
House bill M. 8 was read second time, ant
on motion Of Mr.. Hind, was recOmmitted 10 th
Committee on Railroads.
House bill No. IS was read second time.
MIR. Tippin moved that the amendments re
commended by the committee be adopte
Agreed to.
House bill No. 9 was read the second time.
MIR. Mcclellan offered the following amen
ment: To amend by adding in section 8, aft
of domestic wine 10y the producer thereof, pr
vided the same shall not be dealer In vino
!, liquors" Agreed to. rf
Mr. Duncan. OF Sumter moved that section
r be stricken out.
' Mr.. Brown moved to lay the motion on 4
q table. Agreed to. :
Mr.. Campbell moved TO amend - follow
J., Provided, That at such election the voters sh
!; except domestic wines Not agreed 10.
MIR. Brown moved 70 reconsider the vote i
!. which the vote To strike out section was take
I, Agreed to.
d Mr.. Duncan, OF Sumter, moved that the bill
laid over until Tomorrow. Agreed TO.
d House bill M. 81 was read second time, Of
on motion OF MIR. Duncan, OF Sumter, waa
1, dered engrossed
r House bill No. 90 was read second time.
% Mr.. Hind moved to amend 40 follows: Sir
out incorporated Giles and towns. Accepted
r. NJ. Bsskin moved to indefinitely postpone
10 bill. Agreed TO- i.
House bill Nc. n. was read second time.